The year is 1566, and Hazel is anxious. Like, really anxious. The little white flower is the only known antidote to an awful disease, and now some explorer keeps trying to climb up her hill and pluck her from the ground! It’s a good thing all these traps are standing in his way. But still, not cool . . . Ingeniously told through alternating journal entries, The Anxious Antidote is the perfect distraction from the slow march of death that comes for us all!

Praise

“Our professional diagnosis? Brilliant-Literature Disorder! We prescribe one chapter a night along with your Xanax.” —Clinical Book Reviews

“I’ve struggled with debilitating anxiety for years, but now this wonderful book has helped me reclaim my former life and all my favorite hobbies, like eating slime in public restrooms and driving with my eyes closed. You rock, J. S. Jasko!” —Paula Posey, longtime fan (a posthumous review)